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Society In Its Full Sense . . . Is Never An Entity Separable From The Individuals Who Compose It.

The Japanese Are, To The Highest Degree, Both Aggressive And Unaggressive, Both Militaristic And Aesthetic, Both Insolent And Polite, Rigid And Adaptable, Submissive And Resentful Of Being Pushed Around, Loyal And Treacherous, Brave And Timid, Conservative And Hospitable To New Ways.

I Gambled On Having The Strength To Live Two Lives, One For Myself And One For The World.

The Trouble With Life Isn't That There Is No Answer, It's That There Are So Many Answers.

Success And Failure In Our Own National Economy Will Hang Upon The Degree To Which We Are Able To Work With Races And Nations Whose Social Order And Whose Behavior And Attitudes Are Strange To Us.